Windows 10: How to print an image with exact dimensions?

Let's say I have this 277 x 598 pixels image. I will be printing on a regular A4 paper. When printed on paper, I want the dimensions of the printed image to be exactly 7.33 x 15.82 centimeters. Are there any programs that can help me do this like I would set the dimensions in the program and it will print accordingly?

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I want Print a WorkList

I would like to see the print job in the same step as the attachment.

1. Start / Print Task List

2. Display active page

3. Work situation

4. End printing

5. Delete the task list





But my printer is:

1. Spooling.

2. Delete the task list.

3. Start printing.





The following specifications are available:

HP Color LaserJet Enterprise M553

Window 10 Pro



I can not see the details I are currently working on in the printout.

So can not be deleted during printing.

I had this question with HP,

The answer was to contact Microsoft.

Plz....

 

Printing photo using my bespoke dimensions

Hi

I want to print photos from jpegs on my computer to fit a photo frame that has two sizes of aperture for the photos, 10x15cm and 8x10cm. I can print a photo on to photographic paper at 10x15cm as that paper size is available in the Print dialogue.

8x10cm though is not a paper size in the Print dialogue (unless it is one that has a name but doesn't tell me what size it is).

I found that I should be able to go to Printers and Devices, Printer server properties, and create a new form - I did this, named and saved it with the above dimensions, 8x10cm. When I selected the jpeg and Print, the saved form was not visible amongst all
the standard paper sizes.

So how can I choose the exact but non-standard dimensions of my printed photo?

I am using Windows 10 on an HP laptop, and an HO 2600 deskjet wireless printer.

Thanks

Jim

 

Microsoft Print to PDF mixes up JPGs.

Hi Anita,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

To understand the issue better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

• What happens when you select small bunch of images and try to print?
• Is the issue specific to the Microsoft Print to PDF?

I would suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps you.

• Create a new folder and copy the images you want in PDF.
• Sort the images as you want. (It always copies as per the sorted time/date)
• Set the images in Order/Sequence as you want it to be set in PDF.
• Select all and Print it to PDF.

Keep us posted to help you better.